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Sslected Al A Best Al! Round Kentucky Cczimunity 'ogel Outland, .Nairapapet rid Toy Bolen. Aril/ring Work- ere Mesdames Largest 1144.41 1:0110P13, ry Hurt, John Circulation In 'ate James Garrison, Bill The City an. and John Largest .as Mrs. W. T. Circulation In The County klALS endrew Ward after a week's nited Press International Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Florida. They March to, 1962 Vol. 1.X\MII No. 59 by Mr. and er of Milan, • i*ECTED

[PS — Edwin a top State list, is expect- OSPITAL PLAN APPROVAL iert F. Wood- IS EXPECTED secretary of ierican affairs. Complete County Soil Survey Construction Is Expected To AL PACT a Li — The Unit- Will Be Made In Calloway Begin As Approval Confirmed .a were expect- new, two-year Calloway county has been se- available to any person or groups The architect's drawing of the floor level. This hospital s-ill pro- ural and edu- lected by the U. S. Soil Conserva- that have need for this type of new Murray Hospital has been vide for patients of Murray and tion Service for making a com- information. received from Lee Potter Smith Calloway County and the program soil survey according to John Sims and Frank Anderson plete and Association of Paducah. The is so designed as to have a con- Hilbert Brown, soil conservationist. have been employed as Soil Scien- drawing. a picture of which is valescent or professional nursing The survey will' be published in fiats by the Soil Conservation 'printed in today's Ledger and holne for elderly patients in the book form up an completion. It Service to help map the soils Times, is expected to be the final ofd hospital building. Harvey. Sec- will include detailed information of the county. They will be under form of the hospital. • retary to the Hospital Planning and descriptions of all soils found the supervision of Maurice Hum- Bernard C. Harvey, Administrat- Commute, said that the activities in the county plus aerial photo- phrey. Soil Scientist. who is sta- or of the Murray Hospital, said of the 'next two Weeks will be the graphs of the entire county show- tioned at Princeton, where he is that. construction, is expected to preparation of the plans for ad- acre of completing the Soil Survey of. 'ing sails found on each begin at an early date. The pro- vertising for Calawela county Mr. Humphrey bids in this construc- aag land in the county. ject will include such facilities as tion project. will be transferred to Murray about 7; The published report will be air conditioning, nursery, labora- the middle of the year. It is ex- Parallel to this program of pre- tory, radiographic flwr._ fluoro- pected that the mapping of the paring -the- plansfor - emtrarturs scopic suite, complete kitchen and soils of Calloway County will be bids wiN be the advertising of dining facilitiet, and a large park- the general obligation bonds of Ice - Are Any Bills complete° durine 1965. ing area, and will be one of the the City of Murray and County J-8 land capability nava which are most .modeen hospitals in the of Calloway for sale. slate based bn a Soil map have been It is hoped by Mayor Holmea On edan Passed By furnished cooperators of the Cal- Thursday of this week the Ellis and Judge Robert 0. Miller Clean as a loway • County Soil Conservation final working dr,byings of the that actual construction will begin District since the District was nes+ hospital were reviewed by' within 60 to 90 days. House Legal? organized in 1949 These soil maps the United States- Public Health This building is 4 stories in were made for inidividual farms; Service and the State Department height. The building south of the as requests were received for some of Health in Frankfort. wing at the sesond floOt level is PROCLAMATION assistance with soil and eater College High Drama Confirmation of the approval to be the equipment building pro- ay JAMES R. RENNEISEN conservation problems. Cooperators Mrs. Coy Fllurral Hospital following this review is anticipat- viding the power plant that will 11wwill still be fumbled land caps- Team Will Enter ed in a few days said Harvey. FRANKFORT. Ky — operate the new hospital This bility maps during the sairvey. hut WHEREAS March 12, 1962. will The nes% hospital is to be locat- hnepital will have, two elevators, mans members of ttie House of The State Contest ed mapping will he done by blocks mark a half century of service south of the present plant in and a non-ties-amen chapel for all Representatives in the 1962 Gen- Andrus Dies an east rather than farina' as much as pos. to American youth by Girl Scouts Census — Adult 74 to west direction with a religious era' Aasenebly are legally quail- faiths. Piped- oxygen to sage M ing can be done faster of the United States of America, Census — Nursery • 11 wing extending south at the second each patients find to serve? perhaps none of bed. two way com- and more accurately by mapping and Adult Beds 63 After receiving a Superior rat- them munication systems from each bed blocks rather than individual fermi Early Today ' Fanergeticy Brats ing hi the Regional Drama Festi- to nurses station, telephone and This possibility arose today with WHEREAS in the past fifty years '"• according to Mr Humphres Patients admitted from Wednes- val, Colege High's one-act play toilet facilities are planned in the discovery that Gov . Bert T. more than fourteen million girls day 11:15 a.m. to Friday 8:30 ens cast will enter the State Drama Letter to the Editor) each patient room. Combs has not qualified to act as rs. Cm Andrus, age 50, pem- have shared in the profoundly Mapping will begin in the north- ' Mu Harold Heneon. -Rt. 5. Ben- Festival at Lexington, March 12. There is to be a main lobby '-8 a notary public in Franklin C'oun- ed away taus morning at the important spiritual, educational, west corner of the county and ii,Mrs. Robert Larimer, itt. 6; The College High entry is a on the ground floor, lobby for ty. progress Murray Hospital /ler death was , arid.. social experiences of Girl eastward and southward. Jams* Randy Lawman, 800 Sunny scene from -The Merchant of visitors and waiting men for Wagon AM of members, attributed to a stroke following ,Scouting. and the of the This will make it possible to map Lane; George '1'. Wofford, Ht. 5; Venice," the scene in which Por- To the Editor: visitors aljacent to the elevator House %ere administered the oath an illness of two and one-half the uatersheds of West Fork and Mns Coy Andrus, Star Route, tia's suitors are asked to choose During the past few weeks. the on second. • refTice on the first day of days. WIIERFAS during these years the third and fourth the East Fork of Clarks river first. Mayfield; Mrs. one of three caskets made ,14 gold, Murray city police have attacked session She is survived by her husband. fuur J nd half million men and Henry Fulton and floor In design this %al be the by Combs If the governor planning and application of con- silver. and teed. The parking -violators- in front of Coy Andrus. Mayfield. women hive been devoted volun- baby girl. 1403 Olive; Mrs. Dale winner will first hospital of Kentucky that Ian was not a duly qualified notary berv Align measures to be increased two- sisters, teetTlei tbe G;r1 Seoul movement; Mews; Rt. I; Mrs. Howard Ma- be the rine who chanees the casket Woods Hall and Ordway Hall with will be air conditioned with the the time. he may have lacked in the wftershels aixwe structures Neg. Van Latta and ?ars Claude and this, Dexter; Mrs. Isaac Dunn and containing Portia's picture. as redeemed 'vigor. The gravel strip we of complete 100 pereent new authority to administer the oath, and channel improvements to help Crocker, boll of Fulton; four bro- or baby boy, General Delivery; Mrs. The cast is. composed of flvt between the sidewalk and the air rather than re-circulation as A search at the Franklin Con' reduce flooding and to make the thers. Oliver Cherry, Murray, WHOREAS the current strength Glen Jeffrey; 1603 Farmer; KeSeri .i.iphotriores. Melia-1y Duckett. street is a handy and favorite has been the current design a ty Court reveals that Combs has structures and channel work have Dwight (terry. New Orleans. Lou- of Girl Scouts of the United States Mark Tayhir. 1008 Sharp; Mrs. dsiughter of Mr. and Mrs, V. parking area for nightime dorm air exchange in haspitals. never filed his notary certificate a lamer period of usefulness isiana, Donald Cherry, Fulton, of America is three and a hall ; Hugh Ed Collins, Rt. 3. Paris, Duckett of Calvert City, plasse the visitors—and a golclmine far the The hospital is to have two In Franklin County as is required There have been many and C. K. Cherry of Little Rock, improve- million girls and adults. who are ; Tenn.; Mrs. Ludy Gibbs, 405 Elm; role if Portia Janis, Southard, police department. fulls- equipped emergency rooms, by law before a notary can act in merits Arbansie in classifying soils and their each day striving to fulfill their Tammy Lamb, Since the strip is posted as a two diagnoet X-ray rooms, a a county Mrs. Andrus was 3 member of Ht, 1, Alm(); Hen- daughter if Mr. and Mrs. Preston slope and erosion phases since the Promise to do their duty to God ry no-parking area, the apparent mo- complete clinical laboratory. three Informed of the discrepancy. the First Baptist (*buret% of May- B Edwards. Rt. 5, Bentham Suuthard. College Farm teed, is previous soil survey report of the and country, to help other people tive of the police in ticketing the major operating rooms. two de- Combs insisted that as governor field. Funeral services will be Carl D Garrett. 1606 Miller; Mrs. in the role of NeraeQ. Edward county was published. There have at all times, and ta live by the violators is enforcement of the livery roams and five labor rooms. and chief magistrate of the state held Monday at 3 00 p m at the Don Payne Gilbert and baby boy, Thilmas, wen of Mr. and Mrs. also been much improvements Girl Scout laws of loyalty, honesty, law Rut the strip is firmly pack- Although this hospital is designed he had the authority to adminis- .1. H. Churchill Chapel with Dr. Whetenell Ave.; Mrs. Willard Car- Edward Thomas, Route Three, is made in the interpretations that I courtesy. cheerfulness, usefulness, ed and covered with gravel, which for 80 bed occupancy it may ter oaths according to the Con- John C Hoffman and Dr. II. C. man and baby boy, 1013 Syca- Ekissanio. Van McGinnis, son of be are made from the physical soil kindness, and helpfulness to invites parking. Would ;t not he extended stitution and cases Chiles officiating Interment will more; Mrs. Albin Wood and baby Mr. and Mrs. M. D. McGinnis, to 102 beds by the pur- of the Court condition. Some of the interpre- others; a good idea to ticket daytime Appeals. be in the Murray city boy, Rt. 2, Benton; Paul Albert Farmer Avenue. is Prince of Ar- chase of the additional equipment. of tations deal with the yield of dif- cemetery. violators as usual, yet allow tem- The The .1. II Churchill Funeral Sievertain, 600 Broad. ragan: and Roger Mayer. son of This hospital long in planning de- Constautton. however, does ferent soil conditions. Other in- !VOW, Tlikaal,oRF:. I 1101.NTES porary night time parking to help not Home has charge af Patients dismissed from Weds. Mr and Mrs. John Mayer, South sign and facilities is the result list the administering of oaths terpretations deal with the physical arrangements ELIAS, by virtue if the authority accommodate the largeumb where friends day 11:15 a.m. to Friday 8:30 tam. Fifteenth, is cast in the role of of the efforts of the hospital among the governor's powers, the properties that are important in may call. vested in me as Mayor of Mur- of dorm visitors? statute . rss DorothyKu-sop, itt. l, as- Prince if Morocco. board, the hospital planning com- 3-5315 which designates who may building roads or large buildings, • ray. Kentucky, hereby proclaim Murray State's 3,500 students administer afficials ter Sammy Todd, Rt. 2; Mrs. These students and their drama mittee, local physicians ti the oaths to public white other interpretations deal stag+ 11-17 of this year 1962 as contribute many thousands of dol- 4 officers lists Local Banker On James M. Williams. Route,. Dex- directar. Mrs. C. S. Lawry, will medical staff, architects and engi- only jadges, notary with how much soil will be lost Girl Scout Week and March 12 lars to the city each and every publics, clerks ter: Mrs. Max Parrish, Rt. 2; Mrs. leave Sunday morning for Lex- neers all under the sponsorship of courts or justices on different soil types on different Association Program as the Golden Anniversary of the ek There is not one single of peace Jaya Morris, Greenville: Paul Ro- }twain. imdentthe city and county govern- the acting within their steepness and length of slopes founding of Girl Scouting in the buriaess in Murray which does distinct or gers, Rt, 2; Leland Peeler, Box county. with varying rotations and cult- Harvey Ellis. Assistant Vice Pres- United States of America. I call not profit from the flood of money There are i 55. Hazel; Frank Erwin. Hardin; two cases that ap- ural practices ident of Peoples Bank of Murray, upon all citizens to give the Girl from outside the city and from proach the matter. Mrs. Edgar Hicks. Rt, 6, Benton; One case. the The soil map of Calloway coun- will appear on the program of the Scouts the fullest cooperation and Methodist Men Of the outside state! Is this city so Commonwealth Me,. Charles Outland and baby vs. Schweiters, held ty will make the research that is Seventh Annual Agricultural Cred- dupport as they enter upon thelr poor that it has to squeeze addi- that a person could not I girl. Rt. 5: Mrs. Harold Hensan, Church To Meet Local Reading be charg- done on similar soil anywhere in it Conference to be held in Louis- second half century, so that in- !tonal dollars from the student ed with (else Rt. 5, Benton: Mrs. Teddy swearing if the the world more useable to the ville Sunday and Nlondas. creasing numbers of girls may Beane, body? false testimony 806 Sunny Lane; was given untie!' ,people of Calloway county. Ellis. a member of the Agri- benefit from the splendid program Jim Waters, Ht. Recently, during a drenching an oath 4, Murray. The Methodist Men's Club of administered by a person cultural Committee .4 Kentacky of training in citizenship which downpour when parking spaces COUtied. Is not qualified to the Martin's Chapel Methodist administer oaths. Bankers Association and also jthe Girl Scout organization offers. near the dome were in great de- 0 Another Church will have • case. Anderson vs. The Civil War Chaim-Ian of the Conference Corn- their regularly mend, the city police department Items Holmes Ellis scheduled dinner meeting Consnonwealth. held that a note- miller. will preside at this annual Funeral Of Mrs on Mon- dispatched not one, but two patrol rganned ary has no common law authority Placed On Display Credit meeting The Conference Mayor day night at 6:45. The wives of Murray Ahart To Be ears to the scene to ticket park- to administer oaths and that the will open Sunday. March 11th at Sunday the members have been invited ers March 5, 1902 The department's policy ap- authority to administer oaths must A frame cantaming nineteen the Sheraton Hotel and close to this meeting to make it a fami- pears to he Final rites far Mrs. Alpha Ahart, one of 'hawking" be conferred by statute. • Civil War items-has been placed Monday afternoon, March 12th. ly night event. the strip until The charter chapter of the Mur- : 79,, will be held Sunday at 2:09 the most profitable The question of the eligibility of on display at the Mayfield-Graves More than one hundred Kentuclts All members are reminded of time to strike appears ray Kentucky Area Council of the p.m at the Max Churchill Chapel The turn- the House members to serve may County Library according to Mrs. Bankers from thraughout the state the date and ti.me over of cars along the strip at International Reading Council was mei never with Rev. Ilayseard Faberts and be raased, bra the J E Warren, librarian are expected for this meeting. night is rapid, and the parking recently organized with 35 morn- ty alma R. J. Burnie afficiatmg. Bur- exerts that a person seeking to Mr Ellis will appear on a Sym- along'it does net restrict traffic hers, to pramote the study iif all The desplay with a postal his- ial will be in the Ledbetter Ceme- challenge a particular law passed posiirm to discuss "More Money flow. The ()illy useful purpose phases of reading. by this session tory mold includes two patriotic tery, of the General for Agricultural Needs" lie will of the ticketing of pirked cars The hominating committee today envelopes postmarked Paducah, Mrs. Ahart died Thursday night Amicably might raise the point in devote most of his time to the along the strip mgst be to swell released the anomes of the officers 1062. one letter dated 1861 ad- at the Murray Hospital seeking to void ssene action of subject of how Agricultural Credit ail/awing the city's coffers. which are as follows' the dressed to Rallord Postoffice (re- an extended illness. She was a House or the legislature. Corporations can supply more Temporary packing at ,night in President. Dr. Mary . Elizabeth named Kirkseyi Calloway County, member of the Northside funds for agricultural loans. This Baptist front of Woods Hall and Bell, Mat'. associate professor a letter addressed ti Wadesixiro, Church. Ordway of will not be a new topic for hem Hall is convenient and desirable. education; president - elect.. Mrs.. Calloway County, dated 1863, and Pallbearers will he Eultley Rob- since he manages the Peoples It is a detriment to no one A F.ula Mae Doherty. city school one letter postmarked 1882. Louie- erts. Ora 'Lee Elkins. L. Farm Credit Corporation. the only A. Jories, relaxation of the city police de- system. Murray: recording, secre- I Weather vines one group of stationery Houston Miller, one of its kind in Kentucky. Ryan Graham and partment's eiforts . to ticket tary. Mrs. Mildred la Ward, used by ladies during the war; Lone) as MSC: 'Trois) at/raver source of funds, many violators along the strap as carresponding secretary. Mrs. Jo other Civil Wae= postmarks of Friends may Roport the great challenge facing rural call at the Max possible would be .welcomed by , Rayburn. Murray Colege Western entuelty towns; a docu- Churchill Funeral Home. bankers today is to provide a ma* Murray's students—and should have High: tgeaserer. Miss Rozelle lien- by Osibmi from bobirmitimal ment showing the signature of mum amount of the increased • no 'effect on the 'city's budget. ry. Marshall County Schools super- I Goy Ito Fl. Bremlette. wh serv- credit needs a- our farmeni on 24,, visor: parliancentarian. ed as chief executive of KentueJty Soil Scientist Sincerely yours. Dr. T4rry basis that 'will he prigitakiesi' TWO 51 "Sparks. MSC, from Sept 1, 1963 to Sept 3. a MS(' STUDENTS department' of Western and south central Ken-, both the farmer and ,the 7 (We request that. in .the efts). ssaarease— a..as -Wein laite 10111 The isinar 'letters Mave beeg st • •• tetn- • lbas Maw- lift.-glafattattett, ty"..d sr reey read ft ..-,s- ,...•••11,,at Oist- • sPtr argraft 40dar roc1146 iflia'NfegfriefF Miers of Canine*. Prank Atfigleraien, f4rrHerly at• be 's•tdiffeitt, planned the- following mg and are heat's, arranged in a for the next' Sunday. Rain beginning this aft- County ,WTI-make her first official Grattan. Wisconsin, hills been em- two meetings. On 'folder attached to . the frame. March 12 at ernaon in wesi. and south central appearance Is deenttkicy Dairy- Prin- ployed by the U.S. Soil Conserva- • 400 p in a meeting will tie hela tiog Service BILLIONAIRE DIES late this afternoon or evening. The elogitm was loaned to the ce's at the conference when she to -work in. talloway ' in the faculty lounge of the Stu- High today in thts low 50s; lows library by Rrown Tucker. Kirksey, will officiate at the milk break, SPURNS AWARDS — Nomin- County.. He, is a ant etelentest and dent tbuon Bieldnii A. discus- ared in the best supporting OFF TO INDIA—Looking chic tonight near 40. member of Calloway County Civil will enact in mapping the soils sion .will he held rdi "Fxplo-ring actor category, George Scott and charming, Mrs. Jacqueline Temperatures at 5 a. in. (EiST1 War Centennial Commission and NOW YOU KNOW of this county. MADRID f — Spanish hil- New Trends in Reading- with Miss has requested that his name Kennedy gets an affectionate Louiseille 31) the Jackson Purchase Historical By United Press Internatiorral Anderson ,is a graduate of the lionaire Juan March deal early Lortve Sinter as the leader Par- be withdrawn from the list farewell from her husband as Lexington 38 Society and will remain on dis- Thf common white mica, Mus- University of Wisconsin and had today at the age of 81 ticipating will he Mrs Felix Trad- of Academy Award nomi- she leaves Washington National 'London 39 play i the Civil War covite, obtainable in thin. large, been engaged in greenhouse work enroute March, easily the richest man in er, Eugene Russell, and Mrs Edna Room of nees. The Academy said in Airport to New York Covington 38 transparent sheets, received its previous to his ernploymeat of tne Spain and one of the world's Earl Quarles the library until May 1, Mrs. War- Hollywood that he couldn't on the first leg of her 18-day Paducah 39 name from the fact that it was SCS. wealthiest, had been on the brink On May 9 a dinner meeting at ren said. withdraw his name, but he semi-official visit to India and , Bowling Green 39 once used as window panes in He has moved with his wife Pakistan. She plans of death since Feb 25 when he the Triangle Inn has been ten- could decline the Oscar if a 2-day ' Evansville, Ind, 41 The public is invited to see this RIZSI3 and known as "N.uscovy and three children to 715 poplar stopover Rome was gravely tat ievly set. with Dr. he wins it. in before com- injured in an auto- Elizabeth Huntington, W. Va. 41 display. gime." street, s pleting her outward trip. mobile accident near here Bell in charge of the program.

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• _ VAG!. TWO THE LEDGEst & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY f‘117017CY — MARcir THE LEDGER & TIMES' Three Rookies Strut Their Reidland Greyhounds Hard Pressed To Turnr PUOLIENIND by LAMER TIMM PUNIJIMMIOS CCOIRaat. bm* OmossIk‘sikea et Ike Maras, LaciOna, The Osbamem mg 16m Timis-50mIk ONIMam owi ximmommk ammara Stuff In Spring Training Back Rampaging Tigers; Fulton Stops Blue *-sm. U mans c __I M., rehummt unlit Huai hit for six straight at put out e By FRED DOWN grounder during the Detroit Ti- By JAMES HARMON A work horse pertormance by the close ut the period to send Don Mora w a s the leading We marls Ste *Pa la salad Mr AdrarlIdam, Lail= la Oa 116/0/M, United Press International Sera' afortout...Chris Short, Den- Manic Tri Learnt* halftime 20-18. bearer for bile Blue Tornado with sr Tebbe WM* Mem la as aglabiss. mai be Gla 611111/1ar nis Refloat and Eddie Keegan will March 6, 1116t big 6-5 Habana Hurt pushed the Tigers into spr.ng a baseball man- 12 tallies:. Padueah shut a poor 6~1 M elm maiima • In the pitch for the Philadelphia Kitties Reidland down for 30 minutes of Reiciland hit only 7 of 29 at- ager's fans turns to rookies— Calcim.cll Used Cars .... 85 23 play and only a so-so free throw tempts from the flour in the first 30 per cent on 19 of 63 floors, IUMILES111TATIVIlk 11111LACIR WM= EIC1. in their exhibition opener against RATIONAL and •raht row there are three Blame), 'ai 72 36 exhibition by the Tigers enabled half for a low 24 per cent and attempts and hit only one- thirst, M Ave, 16amcaps. Tana_. 7•1611• lab aft. REIN lb",JIM the Minnesota lasins. might) falisa cities strutting their Rowland Refrigeration 651 421 the grabbed rebounds. Murray con- of its tree throws with 4 out of IlMaliamaa Riag, Dalreat. Mkt& Aubrey Gatewood, Bob Butz and , surprised Greyhounds to eke 22 stuLf. ridwell Paint Store 6584 ..4.8 12 attempts. The Big Blue latched Howie Noun held the regulars to out a 42-41 victory over Murray nected on 10 of 26 fur 38.5 per lemselp. Zanamiap, gmminkiga ap They're outfielder Donn Clen McKinney Marine 37 rebounds. Illnammi al las Past =Oak three sreaes in the Meta sax- . 'High School in t h e semi-final cent and pulled off 18 rebounds. unto baesal Claim lisibes denue of the lattaburah Pirates. Murray 5.5 53 had three Alen in double inning camp game Manager Al- Y patinds of the First Region bas- The Tigers built up a six paint Fultou catctier-firat-bafieman Gene Plkvex 13-ti k 01 Murra3, 52 sa atanta figure scoring. Kenneth Allen' and- vitt Dark annaunced that Willie cal'`tipus east.4.1 ketball tournament test night. lead, 28-22, in the third 11.11.161. week = 481 591 Covington each scored 15 StlaSCREFI" ILATS2k Sir Carrier la 'Per SI a the st. Louis cardmais and in- „„...,.„. vial play left field in Rebounding Fulton' City taught but the Greabounds picked up John _ .1.611.144"1.11 Jake Lakc " 4.11111"6 P"'"Ilwa fielder Gibbs of the New the San Francisco Giants' first Stop Gracery aft the advances of Paducah Til- lour pants- before the quarter's points. Don Burnette picked up 1 Yort Yankees. Tappanot t es 391 681 down two exhibition games. Don Schwall, ghman for three quarters a nd c-mid to 2828-36,.slice the deficit to two 14 markers arid brought 17 There may many a called third Peeples Bank 37/ 7111 SA1 Lid/ 11. — 11A Rt. II to, 196a Atiterican Lewin rookie of the broke loose in the final frame to rebaunds. As a team, the Bull- strike between now and. opening Beauty School 82 year in 1961 missed the Boston Ezell 26 rack up a 57-42 win in the second Cartee tied the wore 28-all with dogs collected 54 rebounds, hit day but as of the moment big WE ARE WELL REPRESENTED Red Sox wortout because of High Team Single Game game of the evening. two free throws III the first mili- 37,9 per cent on 22 of 58 shall& things are being planned for each virus infection. McKinney Marine 788 Rangy Fulton City and surging tate of play as the last frame gut and set a good 76.5 per cent pace of the trio. Fas-tballers Don Drysdale, San- Babrey.'s 759 Reidland clash tonight in t It underway, J. L. Barnett retaliated at the gratis stripe with 17 ea 22 • —Clem:tenon, who hit, 190 for day Koufax and Joe Metier were Caldwell Used Cars 752 championship gain/ to determine with a driving lay-up and Wells heaves. ALLMAN' County ha good reason to be proud of Com- Columbus last season, drove in owned to pitch for the Los Ange- Nigh Team Three Games the First Region repaesentative in hit one of two tree tosses as Car- Fulton City will be trying for seven rune with a three-rtin pany M. Third Battalion, .i8th Regiment of the tooth Nei- hom- les Dodgers in Saturday Grapefruit Caldwell Used Cars 2164 the "Sweet Sixteen" at Fr: edam tee fouled out of the game. its first trip to the state tourna- er and a grand slant Wedrieselay Babies 's 2120 skin. The company is made up wif buys front Murray and Cal- League opener with the Kansas Hall March 14, 15. 16 and 17. Harelson and Blackburn traded ment since 1957 as the two clubs and may win a regular berth in 1 City Athletics. ratchet Earl Bat- Campus Casual 2074 Fulton, District One champion, shots at the free throw lane, Hurt battle for the championship af the loway County. Pirates' oaffield. the tey homered in Minnesota's antra- High Ind, Single Game moved into semi-final ploy after tacked up a fielder, and Robert- re-g.on tonight at eight o'clock. Stars Behind Plate The company has acquitted itself well both in training. squad game but there's still no Matadi& Kennerly 222 a 70-58 upset win over favored son added a free throw to extend Reidland 8 18 26 42 —Oliver, who hit 3' homers and and since it was called tu active duty to train newly inducted woad from holdout pitcher Camilo Mildred Hodge 207 Lowes. Reidland, winner of the the Tiger lead to 'seven points Murray High 10 20 28 41 batted .302 for Portland in 1961, Pascual. 1546 with eight shutouts Dons Garland ,(substitute) 165 second district, eliminated capable 37-30, with four minutes left.. Reidland (42) soldiers. was named to start behind the last season. Callaway County High Schaal 70- Both clubs notched two free Brown 8, Cartee 9, Harelson Cardinals The iooth Division, which is believed to be t4 only re- plate wheel the open High Ind. Three Games 50. tosses and Keith Lambert cot the Duncan 0, K. Lanvbert 9, Brewer their exhibition schedule Saturday serve division located entirely vt ithin one state, has repre- 'The Bulldogs sport an 18-7 gap to five markers, 39-34, with e. ageing the New York Niels. Oli- Mildred Hodge j61 ESSIC Caldwell 492 mark for the season and Reidland a driving lay-up. Barnett missed Murray High (41) sented the Cifmtmonwealth if Kentucky in a manner in nhich ver also is being considered as a carries a 23-10 positing into battle the front end of a one plus one, Hutson 6, Wells 4, Robertsan 1, Kentuckians sub for leftshatire; firatbaseman Boater Is Maudie Kennerly ... 492 all can be proud. tiarelson drove 'in for a lay-up Hurt 17, Barnett 7, Blackburn 6. Bill White when the Cardinals Top Ten Ind. Average The division held a high rating and showed. up well at tonSiubsght-titute Dan Harelson as Murray's defense crackled, and face left-handed pitching. Mildred Hodge 163 who came into the game to replace the 'Hounds were dawn by only Fulton City 9 23 38 57- Fort Knox last summer which speaks well for the singleness --Gibbs. a 270-h ater at Rich- Right Word Judy Parker 149 usually high-goring Larry Carter, three tallies, 39-36. Tilahm-an 9 17 31 42 of purpose of the division while ii training. It was :this high mond and om• of the Yankees' Katherine Lax 148 limited to nine points lust night, Richard Hurt blew a charity Fulton City (57) leading candidates to replace Mary Graves 147 1 degree of training which moved the division, along with Murrelle Walker 146 early in the niurtn quarter pro- opportunity and Keith Lambert Stokes 7, Allen 15, Burnette 14, vided (sowed a two-pointer with -2a27- to our local torruj.anv M. into litTive duty at rort .ChalTe—e,--A-f- Linguistic purists with a nau- Estie Caldwell 14C the Gieateaiads with a bad- Cosangton 15, Beadles 6, Shepherd& (y needed offensive go. The Tigers tailed to find the 0. kansas. tical bent have raised a commo- Joy Jihriaan 143 purxh. Harelson mark on their atfenaive charge tion lately about the use of the Jo Williams 143 poked in lour tress Paducah Tilghman (42) Me think- this is a...particularly_ outstanding accomplish- throws yawn court to set the stage word "boater" to designate one Nita Emerson 142 and two field goals, one jor Connor 5, Tour/man 8, Marshall ment and Major Harelsoon's bucket General IhIlman Rash the. comman who uses a boat. Verona Grogan 140 of which gave Reidland its first that put the 3, Cream 4, Gordon '8, Hall 8, A. 'Hounds on tap 40-39. gelieral of the division. and all of the officers and men of They point to the majestic epi- lead anise the second quarter, 40- Wright 0, J. Wriest 1, Harris 12. 39. with 21)6 left in the ciataest: -Murray picked up 15 field rais- the division are certainTy to Saingratidated. thet "yacht sm a n" and the t rad a Murray which missed golden on 43 :shots far 34 9 per cent 11 tion -seeped 'bagman" and indi- Martin Oil 701 254 Otte outstanding source of pride....me believe, is the de- opportdittios at the charity stripe of 22 free throws tin 50 per cent, cate that -boater" by comparison 62 34 portment of the division on one plus one situations in the and pulled down 38 rebounds. 17 since al_Watts_afaivatcd7last is a neuter neologism, a lifeless Cathey Contractors 56 38 last three minutes of of them by Hurt. the patriotic attitude which has !wen expressed term fit oniy to call to mind a action was by its exem- Peoples Bank 491 461 Reidland shot 27.5 straw hat of a certain age and called fur the double dribble and per cent from plary -accomplishments in the. training of new Lindsey's 49 47 inductees. form. Harelson pushed in two tram the the floor making good 14 of 51 Wright's 49 47 flings and 73.7 This latter point has been even more definitely emphasiz- But the aordmongers who make Krebs line to up the margin to per cent at the Tucker's 48 48 gra t is line on 14 Of 19. The ed in recent days by the sad display of some reservists at Mercury outboards have called for 42-39. Triangle Inn 441 j11 'Hounds an end t•• is verbal denigration. The Tigers gut possession of the were limited to 38 re- Fort Bragg. North Larolina. anti Fort . Polk, Couisiana. At PurnIM's 43 53 bounds. Tony Knbe "Boater." tatey say, has earned its ball with 24 seconds showing on -these two forts, C. W. A 381 571 narades and demonstrations have taken place rightful place in the the clock arid John Hutson drew Den Harelson is-as the top pcint Yankee.s vocabulary Blibrey's 31 6a by some reservists who ''vt.int tiP gto htome". of those-whoboat. and thee:a-who- a f-•fil with eight seconds left. producer for the winners with 10 Buck's Body Shop 31 65 shortstop Tony Kubek. hammered wri t isabou t -boating Hutson hit born aiota tai, puU markeip. laphaaa itauttaliateal. The reservist who does. his duty and stays by his post, Hip% Single Gamil Scratch t a lung homer in the *arid -Yachtsman- and boatman" are Murray within one point. 42-41. Murray High with 17. III our opinion. exemplifies ahe real . Jack Belate 223 American., soldier. Al- champions' intra-squad game The •clearly reminisce:it of the day which pried to be the final Fulton City broke a 9-9 first Carl Wyatt 212 most any reservist or almost any 'tit than drafted into the The former University of Mk•S1Ss when women were shorehound margin. quarter deadlock and controlled • Bill Fandirch 210 the lead the rest in times oof mew All-America's drive shared creatures, Ian:lad:hers and stay-at- Preasirrg Murray High "blamed of the way bu• ensis and war. will agree that "there's no High 3 Games Scratch the spotlight with Roger Mans' homes The water was invaded by pueasessionof -the ball again and did not pull away until the final place hke home". However there is a Carl Wyatt 573 principle known as first -homer' of the girths, men only. and this species was called time t/t41 with but one sec- quarter. A see-saw first stanza Dick Tucker 506 honor and a desire and yearieing known as patriotism which a'eterana Joe Adcock and Eddie subdivided int•• yachtsmen big ond to go. Bringing the ball in saw the score tied as the horn George H alge a57 saunded should override any thoughts which Mathews at the Milwaukee Braves beats), sailors (sail boats). and train the mid-court stripe the but the Bulldogs quickly might lead to such de- Team Games with H.C. and Bro.:Its Robinson and Jim fishermen (leaky boats with one- High 3 4 Tigers attempted a pass to-Barn- went on tap to stay in the second monstrations and parades. Wright's Gentile of the Bakimore Orioles king kickers). 28a9 ett-nr-Hurt but never got off the frame. 71‘ were High Team Single with already well aware of the fact that •Conipany M alao showed that their batting Today, outnumberng all of yes- H.C. shot before the, final gun. Tilghman trailed by six points Wright's 1023 and the tooth Division represented eyes are sharp for the eichibition !terday's boat-borne varieties cum- Jubilant Reidland drew As first at ha Hume. 23- 1 7, and never got tallow-al.- County and High openers ;bined, the outboard family rules Single with H.C sigh af relief and still was unable closer than three points in the Kentucky well. but it .talses something of the nature which ! Jack Be-lute Adcock Homers the recreational W3VeS. The frrat ,*.. 257 Is. quite determine hp* the- de- third quarter as it found the occurred at Fort Edm••nds ---11tagg i'Vk. - to make us more Aleock. paush-hitting for both ;mate is the mother of two or 243'fense-minded Tigers h'a d given beards being contnifted by the lull) a:Ignition three Wyean II 'Hand 234 lung-armed fultonian.s. of yit.t Itt•%% %s ell our representation has been. Leans in an intra-squad game, hit young water skiers, and their gunning Greyhaunds such a PLANS VACATION'-Walkilla I a homer .and three singles while whale she may tolerate being wed Nigh 3 Gamete with 14.O. close call. Fultan stretched the gap to 10 In Washington in the snow, Carl Watt Mathews, also p.nch-hating in the to a "yachtsman" owner of an 18- 648 Reidland jumped out front 2-0 onarkera at the beginning 'of the U2 pilot Gary Powers, 32, Wye an Holland udormal -game, had three singles foot day cruiser she will not 646 at the outset of the contest but fourth quarter and refused ti • re- exonerated by the Central Dick Tucker Robin, ,n had a single and 3 dou- stand still for the description of 613 Hurt hit three straight fielders to linquish its Mild on the game Intelligence Agency and ble and Gentile a two-run single herself as 'boatman" put Murray tilts) the thick of use Tilghman, pressing at times, sliced commended highly by a Top Ten Averages Senate Ten Years Ago Today in the Orioles' mire-squad game. 1 -Roatwoman?" Hardly battle with a 6-2 advantage_ the margin to six points, 43-37 committee, told news- men he fa going to take a vs- Ledger Joe tunn.righam. acquired from A haater she is, say the Mer- Marty Fax 181 Murray carried a 10-8 edge into early in the frame. The Bulldogs and Times F ;le cation, but dad not say the -Cardinals in a winter deal, de- cur) pewit.. and boaters too we George Hodge 176 the second period and managed wined six omsecutive points to where livered two hits to highlight the her kids and all the other good James Neale 175 to hang onto its two-paint ad- _Mtrin Chicago White Sox' camp game folk, man, woman, and child, Dick Tucker Peirrittt pa•sed t in:Tiling . at his home at 175 vantage at the _close of the fast * ENDS TONITE * Eighth and Lion. -Rookie Joe }torten, 12-9 for San who've found a new. and fresh Red Howe 174 three periods i_A play. The. deceased had operated a nursery at his "SIEGE of SYRACUSE" • Diego last season, pitched two way to spend their free time to- Bob Wright 174 Keith .Larobert notched the liotne for a number of years. • AND • - hitless inn,nga. gether—on the water. Bill Fandrich 173 basket that sent the Careytriuno, Prof. B. .1. Tillman is ill represent Murray State at the Other camp news. Rookie third- ' And these boaters will be around Garrett Be-shear 172 into the lead again 14-12 with "SEASON of PASSION" next annual national meeting...of kappa Delta. Pi, !sailor:try baserion Don Wert suffered 3 long after flat-topped Arra hats Richard Lassiter 172 5:40 Lintil halftime. The hod teachers fraternita. being held in East Lansing. Nlichigaii. black e)e ahen ha by a bad-hap are- forgotten, Red Doherty 171 switched back and . forth again junior I:a:lieu has • iitined the Murray Fire. Department as a new firt.inan, Starts SUNDAY! according to Chief Paul Lee, His addition KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL to the department 1frings the ttial of regular firemen to eight. REGiONAt TOURNAMENT Port:wets - downed Murray High 55-56 and Sharpe came BASKETBALL SCORES from behind in the last half too trip .11iii..•58-45 in the semi- finals 'of the Faiistif latriet lournament. Alki) Orr I ssolell I ro ••• ei All Games Semi -Finals lit at Murray Fulton 57 pad. Tilghman 42 20 Years Ago This Week Reidland 41 Murray 41 RUB HERE... • 2nd at Christian County s—••••‘ Earlington 73 D-awson Ledger and limes File Sags. 82 c- alibl r-7 3rd at Owensboro sportwenter ONCE,. TWICE... Owenabora Sr. 41 Livermore 33 THRICE la rue.. Ira 111.min-on. a farmer who 144:,i1 I.:4.4 4 tf Murray. Owensboro West. 47 Bremen 27 AND SEE YOUR died yesterday at the Keys-11.415ton 1 linic of heart hiseast-- 4th at Meade County at the atse HEART LIGHT UP of '214. lie ita‘i iiieeit ill about four week.. Caincsaville 80 Mutili•nb'g Cent, 47 litl.public has beim invited to; tin- ojpening of the Mabel Butler Cauarity 46 Hartford 37 WITH A GLOWING Sires. 8e:tatty Shooilin, the Ledger & Times Building today. 5th at Bowling Green a ENCHANTMENT _The Texaco Super Service_ Station ten Ma.,, .Street, Alvat 70 Lewiaburg 53 THAT WILL formerly LAST IT operated lov the -Pryor Nlotior t 01111.ally. II:ts• been Allen Cia 53 Carson C•• 47 4l A LIFETIME! leaZtVlov Maher and is now operiiTul under the_ name 6th at Taylor County Miller Molar latillialts. Bloomfield 59 E•Tawn -Cant: 54 -1 tatal aunotnat oof. toolnict-11 •01(.1 ti, CL!' this f.luTc Taylor Co. 75 Larne Go 44 Mutra. iltaks i. 3.318.-2Ser pounds.. "at an average price of S1.404 r hundred. • 7th at Freedom Hall assa St. Xavier 49 Hale 40 DONALD CaC014kOlt flys mesiiis oi• na rasa.: Lariat in Seneca 91 DeSales 59 this scene frOin -Wonder., of Aladdin" opening Sunday at the . ERS 6th at Shelby County Varsity Theatre • gtutbyville 58 Mt Wash.ngtou 55 30 Years Henry*Co, 68 Eminence 54 Ago This Week ath at Boone County - - ? lo.dger and [Imes Dixie Hts. 75 Cass Ralmes 60- 1•1111Dvarislfi a File AUCTION SALE -- 10th at Harrison County Harrison Co, 53 ?Aesop Csai52 SATURDAY. MARCH 17th 41 he ce,,es • amt Loltio ;dam -met with Maysivelle 66 Scott' Co. 61 t• outity t, -11o' at Transylvania • • • •• Supernitendene;Al. 1Vratiiisr ttiftue• for their s - - 1:06 P.M. - RAIN PR fifj,INE. ,##It'Cke *Idid4 I Madison -cent. 42 Y. regular meeting Isndai -Veasiiffei i.##a :WV'Ap se •"".1141111641ersus: sa• a-masa 111; .• ' . 15aatea4Talatea56 Berea 41 • • at Irst 1.. ‘1. ,!1.t.giori. oroiwon- ovnt• 'the. - • - VEINat Soinerett . . _ • 7' l• .of the Green 78 • Netlierg coniirtinuty • COLOR '- foil. toMc, a .Ini. ,13th at -Cumberland'High JIMMY BUY'S WOOD-W-ORKIMi SHOP rt'attack. • , - DIVORCE- Naar e - *GIME TO Cumberland 58 Bell County SI priaceedings to end the la- CINEMAS:OPE rtr IMP,' it rather tut sales. on. Lane Jack-la:Clay County New Concord Road ' the NItirra bat- • year erniniage of singo•r 50. • markiet too a • - lath -at selazard. Jouiiintiiii Ili,- -Week with only a Irttine'lmoi•e that; DiAah Shore, 44, and a. ior • WILL SELL WOOD-WORK INC TOOLS MOM Breettatt Ca 7n Carr Creek 49 .33.txxio 'annals Ifoung tot thy Imy cr.. The average selling price George alonternner)-, 47,, ire. • CONTRACTING EQUIPMENT Dilee Comb-' is as $4.4.: a hundred. underway in I.os Angeles. 51 fawsley Co. 48 ' • • MANY OTHER ITEMS Mien :Shore's suit charges 15th at ftristonstiura .- Viral... 77 Ines 76 _lames. .1. lhilaney.. prof)) t *busiiii•ss inin and cons- 'extreme fanny' anti "in- Match tin!, paper far coniplate advertisement Wheelwright 77 McDawell 60 ommitt h•aoler. died Saturday at his home on ()lit*. Street. Ile flating grievous mental suf- neat is 1-1-1• f-ronr a They have two 4 tlai- • 14th at Morehead vois metaber if tile Miirraa aleliailist I Ilia( s„il N;iii Terry Shoemaker, Melees* 13, and A•hland fia Clark Camay 55 Auctioneer -tra alas•ata• Lodge. drew. as ..e.sta• asaa res.,* ? Mt. Stvr'.4 Dua.w.; 60 Olive Bill 45 .0

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••• dia r, aleorslISOSIIIWr• w181,8'1 _ --.441M11* SATURDAY, MAg.CIT 10, 1962 THE LEDGER ilk TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY - PAGE THREE .M01. • •MIIMINIM. IMP o Turn and Mrs. Charles A. Lamb and Clarence Mayfield. Mrs. Delbert AWARD WINNER children, Newsome and daughter, Mr. and HEPBURN STARS Mrs. Dewey Brazzell, Dan and Coldwater Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Andrus Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gupton AT MURRAY Blue — and children of Owensboro Were and Raburn. Mrs.kitill Aciams and Sunday guests o fMr. and Mrs. Enna and Mrs. lidalny Flood and .News Earl Jones. daughter were Sunday afternoon a s the leadIllg_L_ callers of Mrs. Carrie Edwards. ie Tornado with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sebum- mers, Mrs. Maud Marine, Mrs. Saturday afternoon callers of ati shut a poor Dr. and Mrs. Earl Adams were 19 of 63 flour. Eyie Hill and Mrs. Bertha Hill 45 ft. General, '56 model, 2 bed- condition. Phone PL 3-1496. 201 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schummee Mr. and Mrs. Cody Adams and only one third" visited Mr. and Mrs. Virgle Charl- room, $2295.00. Paducah Road, a- South 6th. m9p and Mrs. Maud Marine of De- ton of Missouri Friday. daughter. Sunday afternoon cal- 5 with 4 out of FOR SALE FOR RENT cross from Pipeline Service Sta- troit attended the funeral of Mrs. lers were Mr. and Mrs. James Big Blue latched 1 tion, Mayfield, Kentucky, CHapel 7-PIECE BLOND MODERN din- Aubry Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Riley of Paris, Robertson. HOUSE TRAILERS. '56 American 7-9066. ' M-13-C ing room suite. Also- 2 tan air- NEW 3 BEDROOM, LARGE liv- Tennessee were Friday callers of e then in double _ lidr. and Mrs. Fred Wilkerson, 45 ft.. 2 bedrooms, quality trailer, conditioner, both, like new, priced ing and dining area, kitchen furn- relatives. nnettl Allen and- cheap. Phone PL 3-1385. milk ished electric grave, electric heat, Mr. and Mrs. &Ashy Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perich of excellent shape, $2395.00. 31 ft HISTORY each scored 15 CHAIR AMU PAIR eaF storm windows and insulated. See children, and Mrs. Jerry Maness Taylor, Michigan have returned Pallice, '52 model, $115000. 35 ft WHEEL 24 PIGS FOR SALE and they are ieute picked pp good nice and Wildie Ellis at Peoples Service were fourth Sunday guests of Mr. home after a two weeks visit with New -Maxi, '56 model, $1795.00 adjurstable crutches. Real thrifty, orought down 17 weaned and on Station, South 4th and Elm streets. relatives in Kentucky. self feeder, Phone PL learn, the Bulb, 3-4770 m9c Mrs. Hattie Watson and Donald, M42-P I rebounds, hit Mrs. Willie Mae Smith, Caleb and CLNCLNNNATI (UPI — The Na- 22 of 58 shots YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY GARDEN TRACTOR - WITH 5 TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. 405 S. David were Friday guests of Attie tional League played a split sea- per cent pace implements. Murray phone 753- Ilth Street. Possession inuned- and Carlene Lamb. son in 1892 with Boston winning e with 17 of 22 3674. ml6p lately. $50.00 per month in ad- Sunday guests of Mrs. Ethel the first half of the race and vance. Call Bob Miller PL 3-2920. Darnell were Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland winning the second haV. II be trying for BUSINESS WANTED: RESPONSIBLE Party m9c Audrey Hepburn and George le state tourna- to take over low monthly pay- Answer tv Yesterday's Paula Peppard star in Jurow -Sbep- IS the two clubs CROSSWORD PUZZLE on a Spinet piano. Can be npionahip of the ments FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent herd's "Breakfast at Tiffany's," seen locally. Write Credit Man- private entrance and bath, nice ACROSS 7-Simian MIN ROOM EM2 Technicolor co m e d y-r.otnance eight o'clock. .-Scuttlab cap 8-Wife of Zeus ager, P.O. Box 215, Shelbyville, dor college boys. Phone PL 3-3300. 4-Near II-Teutonic MEM MOON MR= opening Sunday atithe Murray - 8 18 26 42 DIRECTORY deity mlOp 6-Men ORME= IMO MO Drive-In Theatre. Miss Hepburn Indiana. M-12-P 10-Went by -10 20 28 41 11-Ccnvince 030_90M MOM portrays pocilated playgirl Hol- 13-Musical water ci (42) - dramas 12-Chaldean MEOW UM@ WORM ly Golightly in the Paramount 9, Harelson 10, 16-Guido's city 039 NEW MOO release. Miss Hepburn gained ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES ---T.;"ST - FOUND WANTED low not• 14-Facial aa3M3(Bit LSO nbert 9, Brewer 1 1 16-Akin expression WM her 4th Academy Award nomi- 17-knak et; MOO OM and TYPEWRITERS . Ledger di Times PL 3-1916 18-Prefix: not nation for her performance in CLINTON 23 Calendar 0'Above 20-Gasp for MOM MOM NEREIO & Service FOUND: LADY WANTED FOR 2 WEEKS brea igh (41) _ Sales ii 'Ii, addition the DOM MOM MOM "Breakfast at Tiffany's". watch was brought to the sheriffs to stay with mother and baby and 22-Wife of 23-Symbol for , 4, Robertson 1, tellurium MO 300 mamma Ledger & Tunes PL 3-1916 PRINTING office. Anyone who has lost one du light house work. Phone PL 3- Gudrun 7, Blackburn 6. 24- ticat enly 24-Saint (abbr.) 3333 mum mum and can identify same please come 2203. milk body 25-Brown kiwis mum ovum mum Ledger ac Times PL 3-1916 27-Period of to the Sheriff's office. in9e 26- Agile -- 9 23 38 57' 28- Lamprey time 29-Singing voice 30-Mat ur• 43-Secure for 51-At a distance - 9 17 31 42 TYPEWRITER RENTAL NOTICE 31 -Observes 32-Portico us• 13-City In ity (57) 33:Prehx: down 35-Workman 44-Fares Nevada OFFERED 34-Caudal 37 Girl's cams 57-Poem 15, Herniate 14, AND SERVICE SERVICES Islands appendas• ili-Procritated whirlwind 58-Note of scale FOR 40-Stood61. dies 6, -Shepherd - WHITE LIMESTONE ROCK 38-Cure-all 46-Man's Ledger & Times rE3401 fruit pheasant, Open 6:15 • Show Starts 6:45 PAPER HANGING. EXPERT ser- driveways and septic tanks. Mas- 38. Exist 41-European nickname 62-Sun god ihrnan (42) vice. Reasonable prices. Call Mar- onry sand. Delivered to your lo- 40-Mast capital. 48-At no time 64-Road (abbr.) PARTS 42-Cowboy SUN. MON. — TUES. man 8, Marshall USED AUTO lin Moyer, Nazarene parsonage, cation. Hal Gardner, PL 3-2528. competition 1 2 3 ...... 4 5 7 8 9 10 A Nominated for READY-TO-WEAR 489-2441. march9p 45-Quido's •,,' •., 6118, Hill 8, A. LADIES Murray Auto Salvage - Hazel Rd. Kirksey, Ky. Phone high not* mlOp 47 '''''.2A...... , ACADEMY fat I. Harris 12. Parts For All Models - PL 3-3756 OLD GRIND— -Black ii 12 13 14 ILlttletons PL 3-4623 CHAIN LINK FENCING. Resi- BACK TO THE 49-Glres name . AWARDS Back at Cape Canaveral, 50-River in .. dential, industrial. Completely in- 15 17 ::.. 18 5 r..• 16 including resume business as Arizona stalled. No money down. For in Fla., to 62-Hebrew John Glenn . BEST ACTRESS 4,4r41.4 phone collect, CH 7- usual, astronaut measure v....19 20 :,;;;...5,29- -„;,....- 22 -23 talks with Air Force Aca- 54-Svmhol for 3474 or CH 7-5651. Joe Mike's silver Westeift iliskriee/ Nord cadet William Ebert, 74 25 27 Iron and Fence Company, May- demy 65-Beast of .:::...26 1 who hopes to be an astro- ' burden field, Kentucky. march 19c 56-Without end 29 30 •.,n3 AUDREY 0 LiaCOAAY11®COL)- naut some day. 69- Indefinite SPORINEIRT MileCA1413 s'.'• ,, FAMILY article 5 ,,2 ,..." 36 37 , ;•. RESPONSIBLE LOCAL 61 -Angry •I''',$,34 HEPBURN • -- of good credit can assume bal- outburst 'P"-x-'\••1 " 63- St recgtb 38 39 ;.90:40 41 .:,:, 42, 43 44 ance, less than wholesale on this 66 1.• • -More uhushal -1 guaranteed Top Quality Spinet Cage 68-Artifielal 45 48 *49 language 46 :::!••• 47 Piano. Write Credit Office, Joplin 67-Riser in ,,,..0,i, WHAT 111/44 wtrrENTn Belied an uneasy truce with 'Stevie is that. Sae is.Matiraa Piano Co., Joplin, Mo. M-9-C Wales 50 51 .„•:,• 52 , dislitng :•:*: Sophie Some folks call the Mails h0- DOW N algid. Dire ,tirssed betide lain Bar- Schedule 55 - " 56 57 '5i ;i:59 e.r, rie s psi's n the tidewheeier In her own bedroom after- breeds, but that am t so. Lo' FREE use of our Carpet Sham- 1 -Greek letter .:, churned up tbs Bta Noddy' at Ward. Dove wept softly In the of em don't have morc'n a di.a pooer with purchase of Blue Lustre 2-Clever 63, 64 1,4•Mari River. .ato fort Benton 3-Manuscript el that summer of IWO was his cousin bitterness of her shame. And of Injun blood, but they're pruml shampoo. eras Furniture Company. (abbr. SI.•: Into back 6;ast, pretty Dote Denia- -HIGH SCHOOL - 4-Region .7 she telt a sudden accession of Of it. Like Stevie's ma--she ..vaa M-12-C !S.-NOS ..66 4:::: N at. debarking with Die imin 6-Narrates bad married Cleland Strike. The terror. What manner at man nail French, a quarter Seetca., March 7, 8, 9, 10 4-Went by Distr. by Laitad Feature Syndicate. Inc.a jealous hatred of Strike that Trim was this she had married': and only a quarter Cree. Ani •utomobile 1,01 111111..•11•11t, ly made loot a' n. WANT TO RENT 4 1st Region Tournament If he could do what be had been • • • 1 ain't got the blood of any assigned to do. TAM BARRIE and Colly De- tribe in try veins. Jest the he had b.eU s•nt West by a Pti leceiphia bank t, c.', ii Strike voe had been hunting deer. same. Stevie is Matisse, and ROOMS TO LADY OR COUPLE. DOWN CAN'T 5,4-1 Ira. hi. VSA4? LD 4/OU WWI TiLIS MONTH? Wi45' NOT HOW CAN YOU NARROW YOU going to pay IN As thy rode on south, the she'll tell you so with her bead ficaaonable rent. Call PL 3-2767. 1:2"M COLL Cti, matey hi had lad.. Dote s father Ii [MT AOSTA AtINS/ NOT NEXT ART TO(E PARriCULAR TIME "TODAY WE to loan to torn TAMS orders nail afternoon heat was as heavy ag nigh" Clime in m9c PRODUCE A WORK 60012 been see that Strike liar i profit- , 0.011M71014/T141S MONTI4 7 OF TriE ‘1EAR? ART MUST BE S blanket Cully talked Utile, "I know," Tam said. 9 was ,1 16 able rattle operation Or bring baik NON11.171 UNCONFINED! ART MKT OF ART:" YOU Lb.' money. and, deep in his ewn thoughts. teasing her, and I got a -real ORIGIN OF ABC Tam made Strike aware of the in- HAVE FREEDOM! Tam %,yita as si'ent. ,lie tell back lecture. She told Lie now the ▪ •tisation Ishrsoied,t•ieland ordet Id was- ef his henchmen. I5.ety Into speculation and worry Elots Brutes, the burntwood peo- NEW YORK CPI) — Modern semth to take • oh li•r about his assignment for the re' rortunately. Colly Iseviie, who ple, had biased the long trails bowling's remarkable ,groveth dates ION-1-Walking had 1.01 ro aeon to dtalike Smith Nana, and bow badly rie had and bunted the plains in dean back to Sept, 9, 1958. when the in the snow, prevented rant 'Torn b.ing instil- botched it. Eat the bank Dated by awe. smith toe aria before the whites dared their American Bowling Cerigress was r Powers, his friend Brock took Tarn iindei couldn't have gue.4sed that its 32, forts. how Die idenS explored organized with the objective of the Central thei prote. te wing and left rown agent would be turned into a passes and found the rich 9-f with hdo They bid out an Cully, the renewing the sport. ,geney and cabin hunted man, running tar his valleys. Am', now all tbly won lighly by a Means-idle Dove nal Mel.. tena- very life. being taken tram titeTh.." by Ernie Bushmillsr ble for her•elt by It, i,_ Strike a is NANCY :tee, told news- housekeeh t a had to,,,1 Indian Nor at the moment did Tarn "It's • bad thing,* Devoe g to take a va- woman in front of two b of breed see any way to move against aas,..i.te. in Strike, at.. rue said. -11,evie is educated; she SORRY- BUT I'LL BET I Zeal5. 0-6411.11-60-1- SEE 'P?, :lot say where two RICII out in Cleland Strike. The man was thinks the claims and the peti- too powerful. He came back to tion!. the Metis nave sent to I WISH I FIND IT CAN MAKE CHAPTER 8 'OUCH" the same conclusion—best to Ottawa will bring 'ern their IMPOSSIBLE )NITE * ovE changed the dress YOU'D YOU USE A lay low a while longer. rights. She says the law will TO SUBDUE MY OUCH 15 A D ruined by the upset pit, her He v'a.9 SMALL ,YRACUSE" reminded of a ques- bring them justice. She's right, USE SMALL She was sitting in tub parlor tion that bad PENCHANT FOR D • been nagging at o' course, abeut bow to do it. SMALL WORD when her husband came in. WORD PASSION" him. He sparred tics horse, But Macdonald -Old Tomorrow. E RUD ITE "Sorry I was delayed," he WORDS alongside Devoe. the Injuns call him—he ain't VERBIAGE said. He looked around iv sur- "Colly, a lot of people seem givire in easy. I'm guessm' the prise. "Where are they?" to hate and fear Clee Strike. Canadian Metis will get what -LaCroix and Valier? Gone But your daughter appears to the little boy shot at." borne, I suppose," Dove said. have a deep and enduring loath- "It's hard for me to figure • "Dove, you little fool, did you ing of the man. Why?" out do something to theta? Those The plainsman gave him an the rights and wrongs of it," Tam said. "When Stephanie men are damned important to odd look. He hesitated, then explained the proposed method me come, let's have IL" said: "Two years ago, when she of surveying the Main' lands, She told him, dabbing at her come back from school, my girl it seemed like an outright steal reddened eyes with a scrap of was jest half u 1 . .• eye.. an hour from Miat•-i3 lacy handkerchief. At the end marryua Clee Strike." to me. Stephanie puts great 000ef• 3.of fig o ••• Imo of her story. she moved closer "The hell she was!" Tam store by action In Ottawa, but to him, looking up, expecting jerked out. I have to remember that in his fiirgivetiesa Manitoba the government prom- "Gospel truth. It was a bad LIL' ABNER . AWAY .1 IPY Al ow His stormy face frightened thing, because the kid was in ises did not stand.' her. It was more than unfor- love with him. But she found "The whole thing is dynamite giving it was almost cruel. He out he was married already. on a dam' short fuse," Devoe ESUT, ALL YOU IT'S TH'ONL-i THING ON NO PROBLEM f.f —YOU IT'S EIT-/—E pollen her against him with a Stevie took it mighty hard." said. "Bad enough already, and WAS A PIG!! EARTH I CAN LOVE - CAN EASILY GET TI-kAT THAT OR DEATH, now somebody is LOST grip on her tipper arm so allow, "Married already? Does hLa stitrin' up the AND YOU HAVE AN D WITHOUT LOVE, PIG.".'- MARRY EH,DOCTOR ?- I that she cried out. wife still live?" Melia on both sides of the bor- IS IS "Dove, 1 warned you. der. Since most of 'em have Eveiri THING I'LL DIE.!!- TAKE ME BESSI E I won't "Fur as I know. Little ('roe ONE I HAVE TO warn you again. You act the gal She had a child by him. dual citizenship, the border it..1 THE TO DR. J.FREUD MUGGS, fool like this and you can ruin Her old man put a rifle to don't mean much to 'cm.' WORLD!! ANALYST." THINKOVERf.' everything I have at stake. Strike's gizzard and marched "Do their leaders want From new on, stay clear of my him to St. Peter's Mission. Lives trouble?" Tam asked. \ / f affairs." up by Batoche now, they say." "Hard to may. Pierre LaCroix Ca_el "Clee, / was only trying ..." "Then Dove..." Tam began. Is their governor in this section, she wailed. Then, alth all the sincerity of and the Metia look up to him "1 know, I know. And I :sup- a man who was seldom profane, next to Louie Rid Massif. If pose I can paten it up with he cursed Strike, his ways and somebody is gettin' to LaCroix, those stiff-necked fools, since his works and his antecedents, he's enough of a dreamer to they need me as badry as I need going back now and then to risk big trouble. And a lot of them. But Dove, for heaven's cover a point he had missed. fine lads %maid get theirselvezi sake, use some discretion. And Colly Devoe looked at him ad- killed, without a chance to win first of all, go and apologize to miringly. out.' Sophie Valier." "Tam, I don't believe I ever. "But with the government Oat •I fo• 0. —.0 •of.of —7- "Me, apologize to that half- heard the subject covered bet- far away in Ottawa, and no ay •Ol woof 'woof foo•Ooffo breed 7" she cried. ter or more thorough," he said. railroad ..." , "Ple flat of his hand _cracked "I'm sorry, too, for the leetle "that's likely the carrot beira SLAT egillal81111101161641ePlevata• . by Rasbana Van Buns across her ch4e.k like a gunshot gal that thinks she's married to held out to the Matis leaders," ABBIE AN" .1 .. . - --...... I >uve staggered. Strike gratibtsrl Pim. Didha knotv she was a Devoe said. "The Dominion • POOR, ctiARL -HAVING TO (HERE„ DARLING. COMY P I DON'T'KNOW,10A'M - -.- WHAT *far coos, . her by the shoulders, pulling relative of yours." ain't a force to be discounted, DR(VE BACK. HE MUST BE INTERVIEWS ARE BEST, OTHER ttIND ARE THERE! hI ajoinatahim. "A Cousin ot sorts." Tam Tain. Nor the Mounted PikIce. IF WE CAN COLLEC4IIVDO EXHAUSTED,' ' DON'T You THINK "Dove. r_OteMISSIO'l FROM PREEBLES laiskyr I won't Kt crossed!" sal Here vra; vdeeper quan- No tt.wotllittake pienty.of help -katri. thr,....•• olsi . -* --We • =,,,, Nertainmmt be -MOM WdIe S- gYtfiY...WEEK "Vint 4.4)Rhin Ifirtlftritt'I. a - ove. -Vie must the Mail to claw out a !Mote.' MIGHT MAKE. --- - -4, Mei • tier, and V*I,e Is serond not'. learn It trom htm, or ihe hold ter themselves." . "" OUT! • '''' f ePfect Show to LaCroix &along the Hats would; av t h . woman's logic„ "Who'd have the mat nerve P,Poset 'Irides. Get out fn that kitchen never forgive him. Nor would for a filibuster?' now. And do the thing rightr she, right now,.even believe it. *Maw ner-e—and plenty of He gave her a shove away from "This ping of _Stevie has money. I dunno, Tam." a him nO that she staggared. gnawed at me ever since It -dolly," Tam said, 9 sew -1,..71ed, you don't love me!" happened," Colly Devoe said. Cleland Strike meet your man she sobbed. "If you . . ." "But she made me promise to LaCroix .on the levee. They ;• "Gil!" he said harshly. let sicepin' dogs lie, though it seemed friendly." The highbred daughter of the was against my instincts. He And Strike has your money," Philadelphia Dematests was' not hurt her cruel, Tam, and I hate Cully Devoe said. thoughtfully. used to eating crew. The hu- his guts." -It mought be, Tam; It mought miliation 'of it almost choked "She's a proud weman." Tam be." ' her. But in the end she estab- said, thinking too of Dove. (To Be Continued Tomorrow'

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1AGP. TWO THE LEDCZA Alk TIMES, MURRAY, ____,_• KENTUC-K- it .1tPJI • 11 - - - - —• 1- FACT: FOLIS IRE LEDGER if TIMES —•fatIRRAT, EENTUCKT N TT'KAY — 1.3tPC1T to, ig62. Dr. C. C. Lowry Speaks Meet Of Delta Department CENTENNIAL SCRAPBOOK The War for the Union 1861-65 IT The Delta Depallment of the in Pictures •• Murray Woman's Mb -held 'ON A century ago, In March Among them was Horace regular mun'thly meeting at the No. 138 Greeley, editor of 1862, President Lincoln sent a the New York Tribune, one of the men re- club house on Teeeday evening special message to Congress proposing com- sponsible for effecting Lincoln's nomination at seven-thirty o'clock. pensated emancipation of slaves, with the in 1860. Lincoln, appreciative of that fact, Dr. C. C. Lowry. Murray sur- government co-operating financially with wrote in November 1861 to a friend in New geon. was this guest speaker tor any state which adopted gradual COST abolition. York, "Mr. Greeley . . . is a great power. the evening. He gave a most in- In other veords. he recommended that the Having him firmly behind me is as helpful formative talk on -Cancer" 1_7nited States as help states buy ala%-es front to me as an artily of one laundred thousand riertaitenge mainl' to womeh. their owners to free them. men.... Tell Gilmore to say to him that, if COUNTY A film on "Cancer The scheme -. Oven the aroused Lincoln critics mete. he ever objects td my policy, I shall be glad Amencao 1 Cancer Society Was to have hint state his views to me frankly shown by Miss Viola Hays. anal fully. I shall adopt his if I can. If I Mrs. Walter -Mieehlte was in cannot. I will at least tell him why ..." charge of the program and in- Responding. -to Greeley admonitions in RESITIENTS troduced the guests for the evitn- 1862, Lincoln said, ". . . My paramount ob- mg. ject in'this struggle is to save the Union, The chairman of the depert- and not eitho: to save or destroy slavery. If Merit. Mee Rubie .Smith, presided I could save the Union without freeing a at the meeting. slave, I would do it; and if I could save it During the social hour refresn- by freeing all slaves, I would do it; and if ASTRONAUTS OFF I could free it by freeing ON NEW PROJECT -GEMINI" — Six of America's seven ments in the St. Patrick's Day some and leaving only Lt Col John astronauts, minus the others s3.50' Glenn eho wae reviewing alone, I would also tapes and recordings of his historic flight, aewenbie • motif were served by the hie- do that .. ." at NASA temporary headquarters in Houston Later that year, Lincoln was to be for briefing by Robert Gilruth, director icenter' on tesses who were Mrs. Michke, per- Project Gemini, the plan to launch a two-man suaded to issue an Emancipation Proclama- spacecraft repave of docking with another vehicle Mrs. R. Y. Northen, Mrs. Herbert in space Al! the astronauts. .1. tion, which had the immediate to re Capt. Virgil I. Grissom; Crictr. Alan Shepard; Lt. Allbritten. Mrs. Garnett effect of free.- PER M Shitra: Lt. Crnclr, Cmdr.: Walter Jones, ing some and Malcolm S. Carpenter; Cipt. Leroy Cooper. Jr.; Major and 'Miss leaving others alone, for it and Col. Glenn Donald K. Slayton Ruble Smith. was applicable plan to move their families to Houston this sununer. • • • only in areas occupied by the . . 'Union troops. 1 Batley Home Scene Greeley's criticisms of the Lincoln admin- istration -continued. The president remarked Of Spring Creek wryly in 1863, "While Mr. Horace Greeley Mrs. J. B. Burkein - Plaza means all right, he causes me almost as much YEAR k 3-4947 Special Meeting trouble as the whole Southa% Confedemc .." The Woman's Missionary So- —CLARK KINNAIRD :en; of the Spring Creek Rap- 1. I Horace Greeley :t Church presented the program and ilk autograph. IN ills handuriting remained •40 had , at the special Wednesday even- tkat feu printers on his paper e%er could ing meeting held at the home read It, and of they had to be retained ' Mrs. Max Bailey. for that epeekil ay/m*4 reason, no matter at& MrseNeivella what else they did. • Chambers was in charge of the program --f- 'on the 1947 .1Irs. J. B. Wilson theme. "Our Need of His Help Almo She was assisted by Parsonage Is !Mrs. Claude White Presides Social efesdame, .4f Aleet Calendar Be Ri aac, Feiga n. Dwight Scene Of Watson. Meeting Program Leader 194$ Of Murray WSCS Bobby Mitchell, Jessie Cmuse. and Brownie Armstrong. Of WSCS Monday. March 12 Ethel Ward at 7:30 Group For Hazel The Woman's Sticiety of Ctins;1o p.m. With The -first meeting WSCS The Be,einetelecitlile ntetheeCeliErferoup in observance -haw eeenet.t e -tiepin ant-drier- V,e-Meeentoe- Parker, eaPeree- tat the First Christian Church th-e—Wirell .71 prayer for horne The Woman's Society of Chris- week Tuesday wnen they will tarn, in charge. The general meeting of t he 1949 met tor no thiseems was held on Sunday tian Service at the home of Mrs. Cleo • • • of the Detect, BrooksI Woman's S oc iety Their general meeting in the Little • evening at the church when of Christian Iles-ter a: 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. John Chapel. and Independence Metho- Service Chapel at First Methodist Church.; Tuesday, March Samierstin of the Hazel Methodist J Howard Nichols in charge 13 gh,rv:ert slides of hi, dist Churches met Monday, March The president. Mrs. of The Murray Church was held an Wednesday X B. Wilson:, the program Manufacturing work as a summer missionary in 5, at seven o'clock in the evening presided over Wee- evening at seven o'clock in the 1950 the business Club F session. 1 • • • will have a dinner' the state of New Mexico. at the parsonage in Almo. Mrs Wilein meeting • sanctuary of the church. is,alaueethee - • - -- at the Triangle etareie- On Tuesday the g, -et in president of the ant at et Paris District of The Alice Waters Circle of the 6 p.m. Hestessies will be the lovely home of Mrs. Bobby ; 'Mrs. ,Mayne Evans called the WSCS. Nineteen Mrs. Rex Huie, president, open- members of Min*. WSCS of the First Methodist Mesdames James H. Miller, Ho- Mitchell for an all day meetinel meeting to order. The minutes ed the meeting with prayer and 1951 ray First church attended the dis-1 Church will meet in the senior ward Ohla. Rue Overbey. and with a potluck luncheon. "Help were read .by .Mrs. Auberna Perk- triet meeting conducted the business session. A in Fulton last week: youth room of the educational James Payne. us. 0 God., for the glory of The ins. The treasurer's report was at which • • • report ef the annual meeting held she was installed. building at 7.30 p.m. with Mrs. Name" was the theme of the given ,by Mrs. Myrtle Jones. pro- at Fulton was given by Mrs. Huie. During the eeriness session Mrsel L. C Alexander as gram presented leader. Hos- The by Messdamee The ladies The devotion 1952 Joseph AAUW will hold its from the Brooks was given by Mrs. F•iwler. of the Red Cross. tesses will be Mrs. Pat Rowland regu- Chambers. Bailey. Fargan, lar meeting in Wat- Chapel Church had charge John McCullough. appealed to the group for volun- -and Mrs. Da% the Art Gallery of son. Mitchell, of the id Henry. the Crouse, Arrnetrong, program it ers for • Fine Arts Building titled "Wowen's Chang- Ine new Gray Ladies V • at 7:15 Haff. rd Beane. and Themes pm. Refreehments Lee ing Status." The program M i's. Claude White, program Chiek, which begins this week will be served * • • was Mrs. chairman, 1953 bet ire presented was in charge of the N P. Hutson. Secretary of Chris- The Altar Soinety of St. Leo's the meeting. Mrs, Nell in the form cd a model Catholic Griffin. chairman session of the commission ' program on the theme, "Women's tian Social Relations. presented an ("lurch will meet at the ef the art study Twins Honored :11 of Stat- home group, will us of Wernen Changing Status." She said this irteresting summar if the chur- of Mrs, Clarence Rohwed- be in charge of the WORLD FAVORITE — Actor of the United Na- program, Party tiOnS. was a plan to awaken the interest ch's Social Creed. der at 7730 p.m. 'Arts in Latin America." Celebrating Ruck Hudson, who made the 1954 • • • • • • Those taking part in individuals to change the-status circle II gave the program for 'Third award, shares the Joy of in the pro- the day, The Euze ian Sunday Birthday actiess Marilyn Monroe after gram were Mrs. Gladys Jones, et w, men of the world. under the direction of School The Fire Mrs. Clan of the Baptist Church WMS Mieses Georgia and Francie she was na.nied "World Film Mrs. Lola Jones, Mrs. Htibe J. E. Jams*, Mrs. L. R. Put-e First Depust Church writ will have a integIon godly al tilt; Cain were" horeiked Favorite." along Neale, ,Mrs. Anne Th.ase pail sr-exiting in the pro- narn gave the devotion, which meet at the herne of Mrs. on their tinrd with Chart- Sire. Mrs 1955 church it 10 am. A potluck tench birthday ton Heston, by the Martha Junes, gram discussion were Mrs Olga was bleed on- tete-famous -Praise'thptisity Keeyeahe:30 p.m. Group With..a __Parte given by Foreign and Mrs. Layii;.• wUl be- served at. noon after which their mother. Press Association Shanklin. Freeman, Mrs. W. P. Russell. and of a Worthy Woman" from V. Mrs Bodie 'Caries. captain, Mrs. Edwin Elkins. at its lilth the the circles will hold their annual 1 Mrs. Kiska Jones with the hatter business arid grandmother. award piesentation Twenty-five la at chapter of Proverbs Mrs. will he in charge of the arrange- Mrs Frank members and two meetings. Hargis. on Tuesday, In Hollywood. visitors having a display of posters de- Glen Rerae sang le Thee ments. March 6. were present. Refresh- 1956 De I • * • favors picting the change of status of Live: and Mrs Merrtson 5.. were given toe guests ment; wefe served by Mrs Layne Galli.- - wernen all over the world. way us'eef incideests The Cailoavae County Murray and the gifts were opened. Cake. Shankhn. froth the life High Star Chapter No. 433 NEW BOOKS o Sctioel PTA ICI. Cream. and chocolate rrpik IN THE MURRAY The next regular meeting Sueannah Wesley. the metier Executive Board will Order 'if the Eastern Star will will Following 1.,•••re •-en — CALLOWAY LIBRARY the program an open ef Methodism's founders. meet at the school held its ed be held April 2. 1957 to point at 6-00 p m. regular meeting at the i deTicussion was held on how each rim. with both • • • Maeenic Fur sets ,'f. twins were present humor and peg- Hall at 7.30 pm. pers-n can help as individuals in nancy. - • The Lydian •. Cherzia and Francie. Lesa and Adult Fiction The Chanting Statue of Su nday School • LeGette Blythe. Hear Me. Pilate; its own society. W;men". Class of T;•rtea Smith. Cindy and Lindy Taylor ('aldwell. A Prologue to the First Wednesday, March 14th Pierre BouRe, The Executioner; • • • will meet ('),'en. Patricia and.Marylyn Mc- Love, John D. Carr. The Witch 1958 at the herne of Mrs The 'Arts and Crafts Club will Henry Cecil. Daughters in Lae; Mrs. Lein Strader and Mrs Roger'Hillard K.r.rie Other guests were Phil of the Low-tide: Charles B Flood. Weatherford, at 7:30 p.m. with meet at the home of Mrs. Keys Marquis W Childs, The Peace- Finis hnstesses, Groups IV Peeler. Mickey MeCuiston, Monmouth, Victoria Holt, Kirk- .11ettiorial 11'0n:cm's and V in charge of the Futrell. 1011 Olive Street. at 2:30 Jen- meicers, Thomas B Coatainelevelve ed refresements during the social nifer Ridings, land Revels. James D arrangements. pm. Randy Barnett, Horan. The Short Novels; Al Dewien, Twilight hour. • • • R ;rime Barnett, Rogina Shadow Catcher; Barbara 1959 .11issionary Society • • • Ray. Kim Jefferts. of Honor, Harley Duncan, West • Solo The South R. Van Hendon. Keith Mender- for Several Players, Rumen of Pleasant Grove Ho- Appomattox; Dorothy Dunnett, Leo C. Rosten. Captain Holds The -eh DOW Brandon. Kirk. Old House of Newman. 4 Meetings memakers Chita will meet at the Metsionary•Auxiliary of-the Mark Peeler, Fear, Frances The Game of Kings, Nerh L Loekridge. M. D.; Robert Penn Warren. Wild- The Woman's Miseienary So- home of Mrs_ Clifton Jones Pleassrtt. Grove Comber- Cynthia Hodges. Lesa and Rickey Murder Has its Maurice Edelman, at 1 Points; Minister of erness; Morris I.. West, Daughter 1960 ciety • of the Memorial Baptist p.m. land Presbyterian Church will State. Bernard Malamud, A New of Silence; Stark Young, So Red ar thurch has meet at the church Coffee and cake were Ian Stuart. The Black Strike: - been observing the The Cora Grave.; Circle of the at 7 p.m. served. Life, Jane Oliver. flame of Fire, the Rose week • • • te the mothers. of prayer fer Inane missions College Presbyterian Church will The Kirksey • • • with programs at the church. meet at the home of Mrs. Clell Parent-Teacher 1961 John Asseciatien Sanderson e-he set ed as Peteren, North lith Street, at II will hold its regular Lynn Grove TlYSCS a misonary with the Spanish p.m. meeting at the school at 1:30 p.m . • • and Indian people in New Mexico • • • I/as Regular ,ifeet • last summer showed slidet of hi eWearing r,f the Green" we: ;vork On AND there at the meeting en be the theme of the open meet- i West l':ork Woman's 11.ednesday Wednesday evereng This program mg by the Sigma Department of Missionary The Woman's Society of was by toe Dretherneeet ef the the Murray Woman's Club to be Society Chris- an Service of the Lynn church. held at 6:30 pm at toe club Grove Meets During. Week Methedret Church met on Wed- The June McNeely- Circle pre- .howae Reservations have been IT STILL nesday evening at seven sented the program at !fie meet- ' made for all members and their, o'clock SPectal meetings have been held n Wedneelay, ing held on Tuesday afternoon. husbands. Fur cancellation March 7, at the call the this week by the W•imaree Mo- church Mrs Hubert Brandon hostesses, Mesdames with seventeen members was in Buddy Va- seirrary Society of the charge of the • 'creme. West Fork and two visitors being present. pr 'gram chairman. Bennie Sim- Baptist Church -Miss mons. in observance of COSTS Nancy Puckett was the Joe R Cooper, James Gar- toe week of prayer for home mis- Mrs. Clayton Pritchard, meal. guest speaker at the meeting rison, and James held Parker. MOM!. (lent, opened the business session en Monday afterneen She • • • chs- eath prayer. &Leers were elected cuseeel her work a. Mrs. Leoti a summer The -Bethany Sunday School Norsworthy. presi- for the owning year. missionary With headqueters dent, has in Claes of the First 'Baptist Church been main leader for -in. F the programs The pr 'gram e el meet at the home of Mr on the theme. "Help for the evening, L15. 0 Grad.. •'Women's Changing ONLY . for the glory fit' Status", was thy eresented name" from Psalm 791. She by Mrs Willie Wrather 1 and Mrs Feetie `" are presentee and Mrs Robert Waldrop A seeri- bet ing .the prograr le theme: "I of the sixteenth seesion of ''United WALLIS DRUG will be their ( ey shall by Cemmission on Status of Women': my people". H. 8:10, at the at Geneva. Switzerland, •$3.50 was meeting being held Friday even- carried out with Mrs. Willie ing at the home of Mrs. Bobby WratiaereMrs. Sanders Miller, Mrs. I Medics (top) carry stretcher Will Be Open This Jehnson Je ace Story. and Mrs. Celia Craw- hung from hip Sunday perks. Below, ford making. reports. how jilivima could be giaen. -The- repel is the IN bw poor Drug, Prescription and Sundry Reeds power rd God unto salvation", Romans 1:16.. A missionary study' will be (tope eht wile the theme of the prt4rraryi ducted on each Thurelay evening WE WILL for six SE 04J3SED from qresented by ,Mr'. Freeman Jelin- , weeks. beginning March 8, son and sirs. Bobby at et 11;00 a.m. to 1,00 p.m. for Ohurch Hour 3.0hrkar)fl thee church. led by Mrs earl i " 1962 the aWdatrneeting held on 'Muni- Lockhart The theme to be studied day at the htne of Mrs. Kenneth will. he "The Meaning of Suffer*Stiffer- ins( with 'I .• •' memb.ers .and • c , ' wit-d lUp park udt,ocazPy ,,ahr onga.oline. -.911Milammarnmenallier e. ee, attend. .The elue)ertp se - [ ,,aar leiefreetioreweertey %rime sriss-ti4•11•417+ v:5‘) gee THE I ALA YP 'Weise of 'ROOFING the all day meeting held , • • ---- 1-tip, Two, Three, Four on Tuesday with Mrs,„Joe Sledet. giving- the' program en the thernel BONDED ROOFING & WATER JOR THE FIRST TIME In hundeeds of years, PROOFING -The way of peace have they not neW device has been developed, by en- 1, kreneti". Romans 31.7_' F, D F, CONTRACTORS Mrs. Pal- , PERSON! LS infects at the Bell Aerosystems Co , But' mer gave the It, Wednesday program lab, N.Y., by which ?nen can carry heavier the same Mr and day on the theme. "Our - Mrs B Wall Melugin loads more comfortably and safely over - free Estimates - need of his help". Psalm 7979. I retarned home this week after a longer distances. It is called a ,Bell . hip LOCAL FtrrrnrricEs • LICeNSFD& menttee vacation at Ponta Garda , pack, and It takes the load off the shoul- Bormr7) Mrs If D. Knight presented' and other petits in the state of ders. National Guardsmen demonstrating the program on the theme. Call Collect CHapel 7-3816 • Mayfield. Ky. "We Florida. the hip pack are itop, from left). Tyrone have turned every one to his own •• • .Aughtmon, Cohn Turner and Ronald Pen- "ABOVE ALL" wiry", Laiah 53:6, at the meeting YOU NEED A GOOD. ROOF ' Mrs Sally Rt. John has return- eesl, and (right) Pennesi and Fred Braun TIMES (,ninheld at her 'home on Monday ed home after spending the twin- (es sustclar). (Central Preto) or months in Orlando, Fla.

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